Examining of symbiotic effects of Mycorrhiza (Glomus mosseae) with bread wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) Under drought stress conditions

2025/04/25 by Etemadi, Farzaneh, Saadatmand, Sara, Ahmadvand, Rahim +2
#Antioxidant enzymes #Bread wheat #Drought stress #Mycorrhiza #soluble carbohydrates

paper · doi:10.71890/iper.2024.984479

Abstract

Journal of Plant Environmental Physiology,19(75),

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